uuglist(1C)                                           uuglist(1C)



NAME
     uuglist - displays the service grades that are available  on
     your system

SYNOPSIS
     uuglist [-l] [-u] [-xdebug-level]

ARGUMENTS
     -l   Displays the correspondence of configurable service
          grades, as defined in the file /usr/lib/uucp/Grades, to
          the single-letter service grades that the UUCP system
          actually uses.

     -u   Displays the grades that you are allowed to use.

     -xdebug-level
          Writes debugging information on standard output. The
          value of debug-level is a number from 0 to 9. Higher
          numbers produce more detailed debugging information.

DESCRIPTION
     uuglist displays all the service grades that are available
     for use with the -g option of uucp and uux on your system.

     Internally, the UUCP system uses single-letter grades
     ranging from A, which has the highest priority, to z, which
     has the lowest priority. When uucp and uux queue a job, the
     control files for the job are created in a directory named
     for its grade (for example, the directory Z in
     /usr/spool/uucp/system-name).  When uucico processes jobs,
     it transfers jobs that have the highest priority first.  The
     default grade is Z.

     Your system administrator can use the Grades file to
     associate a particular word (such as high), with a letter,
     such as A, so that you can use words, rather than letters,
     as arguments to the -g option of the uucp and uux commands.
     To see the words that are associated with grades, use the -l
     option to uuglist.  The Grades file can also be used to
     prevent users from using certain grades. To see the grades
     that you can use, use the -u option to uuglist.

STATUS MESSAGES AND VALUES
     The uuglist command displays this message when the file
     /usr/lib/uucp/Grades does not exist:

        No administrator defined service grades available
        on this machine, use single letter/number only.

     If you run uuglist when the /usr/lib/uucp/Grades file
     contains invalid data, one of the following messages is be
     mailed to the uucp user account:



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uuglist(1C)                                           uuglist(1C)



        Error encountered in the restrictions field of the
        Grades file. Field contents (contents).

        Error encountered in action field of the Grades file.
        Field contents (contents)

     Your system may forward these mail messages to the root user
     account.

FILES
     /usr/bin/uuglist
          Executable file
     /usr/lib/uucp
          Directory of uucp commands and configuration files
     /usr/lib/uucp/Grades
          File that contains the available service grades
SEE ALSO
     uucp(1C), uux(1C)

     Appendix B, ``Customizing the UUCP System,'' in A/UX Network
     System Administration


































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